American Inventor: Is It Really Worth Watching?

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The discussion critiques the show "American Inventor," comparing it unfavorably to "American Idol." Viewers express disgust, with one participant claiming to have felt physically ill while watching. The format is criticized for mimicking reality TV tropes, featuring stereotypical characters like the "jerk" and "the chick." There is a dismissive attitude toward the show's attempts to draw inspiration from historical figures like Thomas Edison. Overall, the consensus leans towards the show being unoriginal and unenjoyable.
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Well I remember seeing a commercial for this show and I'm watching it right now. 30 seconds in and I've already thrown up 3 times.

They're copying american idol and also seem to have the 1 jerk, the 1 chick, and another guy. Jesus... i rather watch american idol than this thing.

Yah yah blah blah blah, "They laughed at thomas edison". Shut up, you're not Edison, you're stupid.
 
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well if you look at positive side,,Edison provided them something to laugh at..:biggrin:
 
It's another Simon Cowell show. He's the one who's laughing.
 
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